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Menlo Church Podcasts Menlo.Church
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4.8 • 5 Ratings
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At Menlo.Church we believe something special happens when people come together to learn about and celebrate God. Every day we see God at work in the hearts and minds of our congregation. We hope that by listening to podcasts of our weekly sermons, you will be encouraged and challenged by God in new and unique ways. If you already attend our church, these podcasts will enable you to stay connected when you are unable to make it to services. If you live nearby, we encourage you to visit us, and learn more about life at Menlo.Church. For those of you listening from other parts of the world, welcome! We‘re glad to be a part of your Christian walk. Menlo.Church is located in the San Francisco Bay Area. Christians from all walks of life consider Menlo.Church their church home. For more information about our church, ministries, and our many activities, visit Menlo.Church or email info@menlo.church
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Faithfulness Fulfills | Smear Campaign | Phil EuBank
It has never been easier to make a point rather than make a difference. Our words' performative nature, especially in this season, can be an easy excuse to avoid making a difference. James and Micah will give us important reminders about the actions we must take to live the life we were all made for.
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Contain the Flame | Menlo Midweek Podcast | Phil EuBank, Mark Morinishi
Do you ever find yourself wishing you hadn't said something? This week we dive into how to tame the tongue, and sneak peak of what is to come!
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Contain the Flame | Smear Campaign | Guest Speaker Ashlee Eiland
How do we tame our tongues from all the things that we come to regret saying later? Our friend Ashlee Eiland (Author, Writer, and Bible Teacher) explores the ides of containing the flame and gives us tools to help us respond as we gear up for this coming election season.
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Diversity Develops | Menlo Midweek Podcast | Phil EuBank, Mark Morinishi
Are you feeling anxious about the upcoming election season? Have you said things before that you regret saying during the midst of a heated political discussion? This podcast is for you! We give some practical tips of how to see and talk to others who disagree with us - modeling the way Jesus used diversity in His interactions.
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Diversity Develops | Smear Campaign | Phil EuBank
We are in a time of deep polarization, and we have been watching extremism grow as the diversity in voices around us shrinks. We were made to have thoughtful and kind discourse, but if we eliminate everyone from our lives with whom we disagree, then we are far more likely to create caricatures than to see people.
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A Discussion on Discourse | Menlo Midweek | Dr. Condoleezza Rice, Phil EuBank, Mark Morinishi
This week Dr. Condoleezza Rice joins us to talk about the current state of discourse in our culture, shares about how to handle conflict and gives practical tips on seeing people, especially the ones we don't agree with, with dignity and respect.
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Customer Reviews
General Review of MPPC Sermons
Well I've never written a review before so I thought here would be a good place to start since I have been so impressed with this Church. I initially downloaded a couple of John Ortberg's sermons since I was familiar with this books, which I enjoyed along with the Sermons. Having said that, I then went on to listen to the other member's of the team whose sermons are available online and, I have to say, I am quite frankly blown away by this Church team in its content, delivery, humour and giftedness, which is apparent ( to me anyway). If you are looking for a good length of sermon which is able to tackle the meat & bones of a topic without being overbearing or boring then check out this Church. I have found all there sermons I have heard so far (which is most of them) to be Godly, relevant, informative and humerous. I think it will just be a matter of time before we will all be talking and listening to MPPC sermon-casts. Thanks very much MPPC for your sermons.